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^
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the *.jar file thing is a common problem in Java. One simple solution to the problem is by saving the *.jar file in the C:\j2sdk1.4.0\jre\lib\ext\ folder. This directory is an extension to the regular java files and by doing this, java will look in this directory if you import some other files not included in the java package. This does not work if you are using JBuilder, couse JBuilder installs its own jsdk, which is uses, probably under the JBuilder folder.
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/* Subject: How To Implement The Code From 'A JDAPI Programming Example' From Forms Online Help?
Doc ID: Note:428083.1 Type: HOWTO
Last Revision Date: 23-APR-2007 Status: PUBLISHED
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